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A
Guide to Safes
Safes come in all sizes and shapes to accommodate
any items requiring extra security and protection. When
placed inside safes, valuables are effectively sheltered
from fire, moisture and oxidation damage, as well as
being thoroughly safeguarded from burglars. Because
safes are so versatile, they can be installed anywhere
in a house or business, such as under the floor, in
walls or can sit apart as a stand-alone safe. Safes
are affordable as well, so there is no reason to keep
your rainy day fund or jewelry heirlooms stashed under
a mattress or in your sock drawer, which are just two
of the places thieves immediately check when burglarizing
a home.
Wall Safes
Installing a wall safe in your home or business is one
of the best methods to use when protecting valuables
from robbers or the elements. With wall safes, you can
hide them behind paintings, tapestries or any large
wall decoration, and only you or those close to you
would now where to look to find the safe. In addition,
most wall safes are bolted to the interior of the wall,
with these bolts only accessible through the opened
door of the safe. Because cracking a wall safe is virtually
impossible, robbers would not be able to extract the
safe to take it with them. Many Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa
Hills residents and companies have wall safes installed
in their homes to protect valuable documents, jewelry,
guns and other items from robbers who love to steal
such items for resale.
Professional locksmiths can install wall safes quickly
and easily. Within the time frame of several hours,
you could have your valuables safely ensconced in a
wall safe and no longer need to worry about losing them
or having them stolen. Floor safes also work in the
same manner that wall safes do, only they are installed
under the floor and can be covered with rugs or furniture
to conceal their existence.
Office Safes
Office safes are constructed with fire-resistance materials
and digital lock technology requiring a code to open
the safe. They can be portable or bolted to the floor
for extra security purposes, with the ability to withstand
drops of more than 30 feet. Many companies use office
safes to store documents, blueprints, and other vital
information pertinent to the operation of the business.
Accessories accompanying most office safes include solid
steel locking bolts, drill-resistance body, interior
shelving, and remote keypad locking system. High security
safes are invulnerable to explosions as well.
Depository
Safes
Depository safes are safes into which cash, documents
or checks can be slipped in without needing to open
the safe. As a discreet, quick method to secure valuable
items, depository safes provide an efficient way for
merchants to prevent large amounts of cash from accumulating
in register drawers where a thief might see how much
money is available to be quickly grabbed and stolen.
Cash Boxes
Cash boxes are small, portable safes that are handy
to use while engaged in simple cash transactions, such
as those used in yard sales, flea markets or collecting
cash for non-profit organizations. This allows money
to be contained in a locked box rather than just being
held in someone's hand or kept in an envelope. |
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